S1E13: Pat Divilly - Embracing Your Shadow

I sit down with Pat Divilly, an author, speaker, and expert in breathwork and shadow work. Together, we dive deep into what it means to navigate change in today's world and the importance of embracing your shadow self. From personal struggles to professional transformations, Pat shares his journey of moving beyond limiting beliefs, stepping out of societal boxes, and learning to live with authenticity and freedom. We explore themes of fear, vulnerability, and what it takes for men to truly grow.Show Notes:Navigating Change:Pat shares his thoughts on the inevitability of change and how it's a constant part of life.The importance of balancing the desire for stability with the need for growth.Authenticity and Shadow Work:Pat explains the concept of shadow work: acknowledging the parts of ourselves we hide or suppress.How embracing your shadow can lead to more authentic living and deeper self-awareness.Personal Growth and Transformation:Pat reflects on his journey from personal trainer to breathwork facilitator and author.He shares how overcoming his own insecurities and internal struggles helped him embrace his true self.Tools for Change:The importance of having anchors in life, such as supportive people, environments, and healthy habits.How the hero’s journey metaphor can help frame personal transformation.Fear and Vulnerability:Pat discusses how fear is often a catalyst for change and why embracing it is key to growth.He shares the story of a client who faced his fear and transformed both in life and love.Final Thoughts:Pat encourages listeners to embrace discomfort and uncertainty as part of their personal evolution.Craig and Pat close the episode with a reflection on the importance of self-inquiry and support in navigating change.Follow and Subscribe: Make sure to follow the Dare to Be Different podcast for more thought-provoking conversations. Subscribe on your favorite podcast platform and leave a review to support the show.

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